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i read that half of teens develop gyro during puberty and its quite normal and no big deal. whats the difference between having lumps under your nipples during cycle than puberty??? on AAS everybody flips out but when i was going through puberty i remember i would have lumps under my nipples but they went away
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Because these ones could be permanent and grow bigger with Time!Originally Posted by Johnhenson
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People freak out because it usually does not go away and the only way to get rid of it is by having it surgically removed. It costs anywhere between 5-10 grand to have it done, but one can finance it so it's not that big of a deal.
I have some glandular development on both sides from puberty as well, so I was part of the half that DID get it lol, but until recently it hasn't been much of a concern. Mine isn't bad at all as I have friends whom have it much worse and it's much more noticeable (especially when nips are not stimulated), but in my case I am going to compete and they will take points off for it so I'm gonna have to get it done at some point....
Anyway, hope this clears things up for you a bit. Gyno is very common during puberty AND steroid cycles to varying degrees. It is typically permanent but some people have been able to reverse it if they catch it early enough and in some people, although rare, it does go away on its own. Consider yourself lucky if this is the case with you because most people have to get it removed.
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Often they do. The tissue once developed doesn't go away and they can get bigger and bigger.
Not to mention how painful full blown gyno can be.
Neurologically Intact
And, I am damn tired of Tamoxifen
Nasty toxic shit
The one on my right side flares now when I shift my doses or gear. . . . It blows when it hurts to lay on your chest
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